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DuPont Rifle Association. 

Witmincton, Del., Dec. 7.—Our members are still 
talking about that turkey shoot, and requests for scores 
thave been so numerous that we append the leading 
men’s: 
Events: 1 A eee 
Se PO NGWMANE..ccccdeecveess 20 20 21 24 
1H B McCollum............. 21 25 21 24 $ 
FMRC PORE. ci alc socce pts on nasnee 19 21 19 21 *25 
Pp ated OTE rcpsgretereye vive. nee. 21,,,22.*25. 23 ¢ 
| Bee ASSO or Riera nig anise So 18 25 21 *25 
SOD edicts tenes vir cciae. 20-20 21 ae 
1) WY MEMES STUNT fot we secs cin ohio *25 *25 22°26 
*Turkeys won on titese shots. 
| The match for the ‘medal of the National. Rifle Asso- 
| ciation of America was held on Thanksgiving Day morn- 
This was shot with the regulation Krag rifle, service 




| ing. 
}a2mmunition. The scores at 200yds., offhand, were: 
| Sighting 
| Shots Scores. 
f WN PRVCRSIAR clclelere wile snc vfes esis vsis.aieisie 44 5444444555—44 
f SPURT CNSEIANN sae olcre,vicielessidiem’alsishece wn da c's 45 4444444555—43 
ERE OTR GS alae cae ureter) dia 035.6 o0,a10:0 45 554444444443 
BREA SHOOT) Soca cicie ates si oui 0 coe 40 454444445449 
Rr ee CASO co foc ecisc et ofasieren 54 354454444441 
ON Oe ee ae eer 44 5454540344—38 
MEUM ROt tr eidee tritsiy ae ae siaiesinisi<ceissis 6 3! 353430544—36 
| PM ESAPRISIM, § hanm canta aes divs ner aae 44 145004444433 
|Capt BROT ass is hss 3 30 4450443004—28 
| CIRCA ITETROS 1.1. ances 3s rn ee 5000434344—27 
| Mire DORE eros nc: leases ns 44 0344044404—27 
| Mb PRIOR GCC cen ca cwints ce afkrecis cele 3! 0044330443—25 
| MPaIGer IDORMETEY fs. veal s ci sicte os ese sce 44 3400400400—15 
| Be Ee ANE ank co bole avis w'00 <= 2:0 sie stare 00 0004033004—14 
| PVM Me rraminGnds. << .5 esc csseiesie nse 04 3000003003—13 
| ME PA OICRS WOO corneas cicie  d ccs aidies ce 00 0400400004—12 
Saturday, Nov. 30, brought out only a few members, 
jand after the excitement of the preceding weeks there 
|/was more talk than gun play, so that no scores were 
recorded. 
| Six members turned out on Saturday, Dec. 7. Condi- 
tions were very good. The Schuetzen rifles were used 
!on the German ring target. and Krags on the Creedmoor, 






jall at 200yds., offhand. The scores: 
| Rifle, 200yds.: 
Man WHRELOSSIADN esa sietccs one: 2: 3 2 24 19 20 20 19 25—212 
2 8 24 21 20 21 22 23—2 
| 23 25 20 21 ¢ 
| 2 2419 17 15 23 23—2 
eB. McCollunis,:......:. 5 20 22 22 24 20 24—911 
‘ 56 
MWe Scottwt. sec. teeseies : 23 2 




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93 15 18 24 19 17192 
216 21 21 20 9 22—200 
Krag, Creedmoor count: 

(Ralph Ashton ........:..: F 54554—23 544449 
J E Addicks, 3d, 20, 18, 17; E. L. Bergland 17, 18. 
H. B. McCottium, Sec’y. 
Philadelphia Rifle Association. 
PHIL .ADELPHIA, Pa.—The following scores were shot 
Arlington range, of the Philadelphia 
Rifle Association. Landsdowne avenue and Cedar lane. 
It was a beautiful day for shooting, very little wind, and 
quite a number of members and visitors participated in 
the rifle and pistol matches: 
Dec. 7, on the 


Record match, 200yds., offhand, possible 250: 
PLU ete ticcele wclasecian oe o's 22 21 21 23 16 23 24 23 14 23—210 
Rest match, 
Bi all's Het ecs = 25 22 25 25 25 22 24937 
Uipibrec. deeds Saaeenodrtesoes 20 2 93 99 23 19 18 19 23 20—212 
Honor match, 3 shots, possible 75: 
eral) Atte stesdecrs 24 23 1461 Goddard ..-.:. 20 17 16—53 
| Military match, Creedmoor target, possible 50: 
|BALIGOTSOR cecieiiepioecises sss .e 3.4.5 443 45 441 
Military match, Creedmoor target, possible 50: God- 
dard 43, 41; Anderson 41. 40. 
Military practice match: W. H. Sloan 48, H. A. 
Walker 36. 
Offhand practice match, possible 250: B. M. Baxter 201. 
Pistol match, 50yds., possible 100: R. L. Dubbs 88, 
85, 84, 84, §3, 83, 82, 81; N. Spering 87, 85, 84, 81. 
D. W. Srusss, Sec’y. 
New York Central Schuetzen Corps. 


New York, Dec. 4.—The gallery shoot of the corps, 
held to-day, resulted in the following scores: 
Ring target: 
C Oltmann D O Wuhrmann....... 424 
© Heimerich CO TPADG x ste 'rearetewree waren 424 
Be ROMES ice ccccsccse FE Brummer: .5 sods cere 23 
H Roffman DB Thirmann vi)..censes 491 
We GIES. ele xe osiciavicis = = Woe BARE sb cae taowen 420 
@ Brigkama ....ccscc0s 37 EY Siicke Alte sue ncicnet 413 
Ce RS CLIET ceslediacn ase 428 G 'Depploff 3... ccccccc0d OOF 
/ Spéckmann ......5.. 426 " 
Bullseye target: 
iB PlesmeTICH faces. ss 516 D O Wuhrmann..... 111 
We Wl esrantt iN Sic sissk a 15 Geol Dettlofe oi. ii. ca. 137% 
S Qlemann ss vvccne. 49 5B Thurtiann -s..5 0000 145 
mM Roffmann 3.2... 57 J Sneckmann, Jr.... 145 
RCO ET, ws site 5 obs 104 ANY CRS RE GM aye Mista ais nie ate 151%, 
pe ep a ae 105 WE 09) Paper sisinn$ ncalew 167 
® Brinkama «.....0.. 9814 TRReatonte rake ocetas 182 
New York City Schuetzen Corps. 
New York, Dec. 5.—Scores were made to-day at the 
gallery shoot of the corps as follows: 
te KrOnsbere scsce.vivee 72 ELM Boris. ccccaessaane 445 
Ge) PERE. cegnnat ne 469 JoRellet” siecsevecdncet 435 
R Schwanemann ...... 454 TA GOrths tad clbscisie rs stele 425 
Ge Wagner soec6 conineses 460 PeitG Ruloft iceeeecet ss 426 


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